Sunshine Defeats Old Rivals In Close Australian Rules Clash
Sunshine edged South Melbourne 8 3 and 11 10 70 to 3 1 19 after a strong second half comeback. Key players included Kennedy and Hunter, with Alan Hamilton debuting well in defense. Sunshine, atop the Metro League firsts, tightens grip as Fairfield has a bye this Saturday.
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Seconds Edge Richmond In Rugged local game
Sunshine seconds fought through a brutal match against Richmond last Saturday to win by three points. C Park scored three goals while Dixon and Roberta contributed strong marks, with best players including Coxhill Park and Roberts.
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Richmond
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C. Park
T. Moller
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E. Roberta
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Sunshine Thirds Defeated by St Albans in Tight Match
The thirds fell 20 13 to 410 with Lane, Jackson and Cameron scoring goals. Best players were Jackson, McKay, Cameron, and Davenport as the weakened side included several under-18s. The Fourth under-18s won 9 13 to 2, with Hiam four goals and Chigwidden two, supported by Aldridge Crick Simpson Guthrie Green Stimpson.
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Jackson
Cameron
McKay
Davenport
St Albans
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Chigwidden
Aldridge
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Guthrie
Green
Stimpson
Sunshine Premiership Narrowly Defines Victory
The Sunshine team played four matches and defeated Spotswood while others scored in a tight field at OPPONENI. Twenty four players contributed with Stainer Said Kelly and F Simpson standout. The winning team earned a trophy valued at seven guineas and Weal Footscray led the post-match march.
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Sautah Sun
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F. Simpson
Weal Footscray
Parksides dominates Braybrook in Saturday A and B grade matches
Parksides defeated Braybrook in both A and B grade games last Saturday. In A grade Parksides 86 Braybrook 6 14 with Richards 3 Greer Toban 1. In B grade Parksides 12 12 Braybrook 7 14 with Hynes 3 J Anderson 12 Elmer 1. Bake Hansen La Anderson and I Anderson credited acts.
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Greer
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Hynes
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Elmer
Bake Hansen
la Anderson
I Anderson
Peevian
St Albans Defeat Sun Shine 20 to 14 in Saturday Match
St Albans A side beat Sun Shine 20 14 on Saturday with Land N Kennedy Mc Bean Freeton showing form along with Scoble Allen Bryson. Members reminded of the House Party at Doherty's on Saturday night June 6.
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Sunshine Colts edged by Fitzroy in tight football clash
Sunshine Colts lost to Fitzroy 6-15 to 6-3 after a hard fought match. Fitzroy attacked early and kept pressure as Sunshine Colts battled to stay in the game. The result reflected Fitzroy’s stronger play despite a late push from the Sunshine side.
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